Invisible Shield® Microburst™ glass coating equipment wins the USGlass Readers’ Choice Award 2021.
Unelko Corporation, a Phoenix, Arizona, USA,) based manufacturer of protective coatings and specialty cleaners is proud of its new Invisible Shield® Microburst™ Two-Sided Vertical Glass Coating Machine. The Microburst is unmatched from an operational, performance and safety standpoint.
Invisible Shield PRO 15 Protective Glass Coating molecularly bonds to glass utilizing ultraviolet & infrared curing technology through the machine. The durable protective coating application provides an effective solution to prevent scratching, pitting, staining, other environmental corrosion, damage to glass for easier cleaning, and long-term preservation.
The Invisible Shield® Microburst™ Two-Sided Vertical Glass Coating Machine was designed for all sizes of glass fabricators and manufacturers who are looking for high output, space saving and energy efficient automated systems to protect volume glass including shower glass, windows, façades, IG units, partitions, railings, skylights, sand blasted/etched glass, decorated glass, wind-shields and much more.
Steven Ohlhausen, President of Unelko Corporation, said, “The Microburst is even outfitted with an automated “self-cleaning” spray function, so glass exits the machine durably protected, clean and ready to install; features you just don’t see on other machines.”
The design allows for working on a multitude of glass thicknesses without adjustments or setup by the operator. The upper rail system is controlled to accommodate a variety of glass heights. Built in sensors automatically detect and treat only the glass in the cabin, eliminating any waste. Treated glass sheets can be offloaded with an auto-exit feed, further reducing operator interaction.
Heather Lyons, Marketing Director of Unelko added, “Unelko researched the available application equipment for these types of protective coatings, they were inefficient, they wasted product; they were literally only large spray units that presented several concerns to the industry.”